There is a combination of class work exercises, real life experience discussions, observation, homework, practical application and study. All our courses are intensive and they enable the participants to develop the expertise necessary to support an organization in implementing and/or auditing management systems.

This varies. Classes can have between 4 to 20 candidates. In some rase cases we've seen a partner organizing a training course even with two persons.

Lead Implementer courses enable participants to develop an expertise to support an organization in implementing and managing a Management System based on ISO. All our Lead Implementer courses are consistent with the good practices of project management established in ISO 10006 (Quality Management Systems - Guidelines for Quality Management in Projects) and Integrated Implementation Methodology for Management Systems and Standards (IMS2) a methodology developed by PECB. Lead Auditor courses enable participants to develop the expertise needed to audit a Management System and to manage a team of auditors by applying widely recognized audit principles, procedures and techniques. Based on practical exercises, the participant will develop the abilities (mastering audit techniques) and skills (managing audit teams and audit program, communicating with customers, conflict resolution, etc.) necessary to the efficient conduct of an audit. All our lead auditor training courses include Accepted Audit Methodology for Management Systems and Standards (AMS2) a methodology developed by PECB.

There are different fees, depending on the training that you attend. Prices are set by our authorized training partners and the best way to find this out is to contact one of our training partners for details.

Yes, you can update your BVN information from abroad. You will need to contact the bank where you enrolled for BVN services. They will guide you on how to submit the necessary documentation and perform updates to your BVN profile as required.

The Nigerian National Identification Number (NIN) is a unique eleven-digit number assigned to individuals upon successful enrolment into the National Identity Database managed by the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC). It is used to identify and authenticate individuals in official transactions and interactions with government institutions.

The NIN is essential for accessing various services and carrying out official activities in Nigeria. These include opening and operating bank accounts, obtaining a driver’s license, participating in governmental programs, voting, and other activities where identity verification is required. It ensures that Nigerians in the diaspora remain connected to these services and obligations.

Nigerians in the diaspora can enroll for the NIN through designated enrollment centers located in various countries outside Nigeria. The NIMC has set up numerous centers worldwide in partnership with service providers to facilitate the enrollment process for Nigerians living abroad.

While specific requirements may vary slightly by location, generally, Nigerians in the diaspora need to present a valid government-issued ID (such as a Nigerian passport) and other supporting documents like proof of residence when enrolling for the NIN.

After completing the enrollment process, it typically takes about 15 working days for Nigerians in the diaspora to receive their NIN. However, this duration may vary based on the processing capabilities of individual enrollment centers and the specifics of each case.

The Bank Verification Number (BVN) is a unique identification number issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria to individuals holding bank accounts to provide a standardized method for verifying identities and preventing fraud across all Nigerian banks.

You can enroll for a BVN at any Nigerian bank's branch or their designated affiliates in your country of residence. Many Nigerian banks have partnered with foreign financial institutions to facilitate BVN enrollment for those in the diaspora, ensuring you can complete the process without needing to return to Nigeria.

Typically, you will need a valid means of identification such as an international passport, along with other personal details such as full name, date of birth, and any additional documentation required by the bank or its affiliates in your country of residence.

Once you have successfully completed the BVN registration process, it generally takes between a few hours to a few days for your BVN to be issued and sent to you through the contact details you provided during registration.